Clembrook Christmas Farm

Glenbrook Christmas Tree Farm is a must every single year.I have been going now every year for over a decade. My wife's entire family has been going for over 25 years.The owners are absolutely amazing and always have the best Christmas trees. From Frasers to Furs, they've got them all. They grow their own and bring trees in from off the farm. From 4 feet to 16 feet or taller, they have a tree for you. Make sure to get there early in the season to get the best options to choose from.This year was no different. I'm glad that we were able to go amidst the COVID 19 pandemic, with masks and distanced from others. Thank you for being part of our family every year.

Clembrook’s is a wonderful place to visit for a Christmas tree experience. This is our second year cutting down our own tree at the farm and it is something we hope to do with our family year after year. There is a great selection of tree types, as well as pre-cut trees, a beautiful barn hosted by Mr. & Mrs. Claus and a cute little Christmas shop wth homemade decor for purchase. Last year we cut down our own beautiful Colorado Blue Spruce, and this year we opted for a Canaan Fir. The farm shakes the tree and gives the trunk a nice even cut as well as ties it all up for you. Looking forward to many more years at Clembrook!

We normally go to Merry Farms each year, but missed out due to the reservation system. We drove out to Clembrook and were disappointed. Went on the last Sunday in November, first opening weekend, for the trees, and we searched around for 8ft trees and didn't find one. All the trees we had seen were maybe 5-6ft tall at most. I know there is a shortage of trees, but the trees at Merry farms seem plentiful. You can see trees planted for future years to come, and trees are clearly signed and color coded so you know where to look. In the end, ended up going to a local nursery to get the size tree we needed. Not quite the same experience, but there's always next year.

Clembrook Christmas Farms was the result of our Google search for cutting your own Christmas Tree in Peel Region. We ventured with the hope of cutting our own tree, however upon reaching the farm realized the selection was limited and so purchased a precut tree.The cost was fair, or at least we thought so. ($38.00) We also purchased a custom made wrought iron stand that allows your tree to be drilled and 'screwed' onto the stand. The stand is pricey and works great. ($34.00) We can actually spin our tree for various views, though had to increase the slack for lights as they would twist.Please note, if you buy the stand you need to have your tree drilled, and when screwing the tree to the stand you may need to hit the bottom of the stand lightly with a hammer. You should screw the tree until you have approximately 1 inch of space between the bottom of the tree and the water container.

To give a fair rating system, I’m going to break it down into different parts.Overall, the experience was five stars!Everywhere we called, we were not able to cut our own tree, due to the fact that there was a serious increase in people choosing to cut their own tree this year(2021)So first, understanding the process of growing Christmas trees and keeping up with the demand, one would not be as upset finding out they’re not allowed to cut a tree down this late in the season.I always recommend calling first, before going anywhere to make sure that all the services or stock are still fully available.Before making the trek out from Brampton with my five-year-old, Carole told me on the phone specifically what to expect. There was a shortage of trees in the field, but still a good selection of smaller trees under 6 feet tall, that we could cut ourselves. She also mentioned they had only 10 or so trees left in the barn that were pre-cut. This was great news for us, because we were looking for a smaller tree and specifically one we could cut ourselves, to continue our tradition together.Upon arrival, we were the only ones. As we bundled up, several other cars pulled in. Some, chose the trees in the barn and some other families chose to hike out into the field to cut their own.Carol, at the booth was very helpful describing where each type of tree grows on the farm. She also recommended to take a picture of the map so we would know which tree we were looking at.They provide saws for you. However, I always bring my handsaw with me because it is super sharp.I recommend wearing boots because the fields are wet from some of the runoff coming down off the escarpment.My five year old and I hiked to the top where the blue spruce grow. We picked out the most beautiful 5 foot tree. Enjoyed the amazing view from the top and then went on an adventure back down. We met another family that has been cutting their tree down here for many years and walked back to the barn with them.Once we brought our tree back to the barn area, they offered to shake the tree(helps with all the loose needles to fall off)As well as wrapping it up so it’s smaller to fit in or on your vehicle. We got our tree shook and then put it straight into the van. After that, we chose to walk around and see the farm a little bit. I can definitely see the age of this tree farm.As for the price, it was actually a little bit cheaper than some of the other farms I called. Blue Spruce was one of the higher priced trees and it was still only $65 after tax.If you are choosing Clembrook Christmas tree farm in 2022, I would strongly suggest calling ahead of time and asking questions before going.Even though, we were not able to cut our tree down at the same farm I’ve taken my daughter to for the last five years, Clembrook kept our tradition alive!Thank you

We have been getting trees from C. Farm for years and we had a disappointing experience (for the first time) with last year’s tree.After telling staff about our issue, we were provided with top notch service that was so appreciated.Thank you for making every year special!S. and T. Brown

Went to Clembrook Christmas tree farm for the first time this year to cut down a tree. We try a new farm every year. Was very disappointed with the selection. They advertise 38/48 dollar trees on their website…all their trees are closer to 50-65 dollars in the fields to cut down, and none were above chest height. You can wait in a long line to go inside a barn to pick one out, but they were all 88 dollars. We ended up leaving treeless. Not as advertised. Very disappointed. It is a nice farm to just walk around and be outside. It also has a good view of rattlesnake point. Be sure to wear boots. Very muddy.

Great location staff was all greatNot a lot of cut your own trees taller than 5 feetQuite pricy for the precut ones. But getting the tree wrapped to take it home helped

This is the ideal place to get your tree, joyful environment with music and Christmas decoration. They have a beautiful cabin that is a gift shop and cafe. The staff was helpful in explaining the different types of trees and we even got the opportunity to meet Santa Claus and Mrs. Claus. 100% recommended.

Great place to get a Christmas tree, my wife and I have been coming here for several years. The pre-cut selection is constantly replenished, and the cut-your-own sections are a nice walk. The staff are always friendly and helpful, even during the weekend rush.